By State and Federal law, your cat does need to stay with us in strict radioactive isolation for approximately one week.

Your Cat's Hospitalization

The reason your pet must stay in isolation while here is that they are radioactive. This radioactivity reduces to a safe level for the general population within one week.
While here, one of our trained staff will be acting as a ‘surrogate mother’ to your pet. This staff member has been trained in radiation safety and can be in the isolation room with your cat.

Things you can bring:

A blanket or towel for the cat. This is not returnable to you however.

Your catís favorite food or treats as long as they DO NOT contain fish or fish oil (these interfere with the iodine uptake by your petís thyroid gland). Any leftovers are not returnable to you.

Upon release, you will be given detailed instructions on how to handle your cat. These are very easy to do. Your pet does have a very low level of radiation for approximately 2 more weeks. The amount of radiation is equal to the amount spent at a day at the beach. The potential risk to you is very remote but these rules required by State and Federal Radiation laws.